Difference between revisions of "Bleeding and Poisoning"

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Tigers, alligators, and sharks can cause bleeding, while giant spiders, poisonous snakes, and poison darts can cause poisoning. Both cause you to take one damage per action, and can be healed with a first aid kit, healing herb, or the skill Field Surgery. Poisoning will fade away after a few actions, while bleeding will not. If you are bleeding or poisoned, under your screen it will say:

"You are [your name], a(n) [your faction] from [your home] and you are [bleeding/poisoned]."

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−	[[Tigers]], [[alligators]], and [[sharks]] can cause bleeding, while [[giant spiders]] ~~and~~ [[poisonous snakes]] can cause poisoning. Both cause you to take one damage per action, and can be healed with a [[first aid kit]], [[healing herb]], or the [[skill]] [[Field Surgery]]. If you are bleeding or poisoned, under your screen it will say:	+	[[Tigers]], [[alligators]], and [[sharks]] can cause bleeding, while [[giant spiders]], [[poisonous snakes]], and [[poison darts]] can cause poisoning. Both cause you to take one damage per action, and can be healed with a [[first aid kit]], [[healing herb]], or the [[skill]] [[Field Surgery]]. Poisoning will fade away after a few actions, while bleeding will not. If you are bleeding or poisoned, under your screen it will say:

−	"You are [your name], a(n) [your ~~ethnicity~~] from [your home] and you are [bleeding/poisoned]."	+	"You are [your name], a(n) [your faction] from [your home] and you are [bleeding/poisoned]."